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About The Columbus weekly times. (Columbus, Ga.) 1858-1865 | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1860)
LATER FROM EUROPE. THK BRAZIL. St. Johns, M*v 8, IM*O. The Stearashq lliuzil, of the Galway line, reached this port last night, with Liverpool ad vies* to April 29th. COMMERCIAL. Liverpool Cotton Markup.--The Isle* of octton for tbo week were 91,AM0 bales, of which jpoculators and exporters took 10, 000 bale \eaeh The market closed very buoyant, and hnd fully recovered the previous week’* reported decline. Fair qualities closed tirm and unchanged On Friday the sales were 12,000 bales, ol which /-peculators and exporters took 8,000. The market . [used firm and active. The following are the authorized quotations Fair. Middling. Urieaus,. 7’\d A^d Mobiles 7\d C‘ad l plan ts .„ Til li J -Sd The stock of cotton in iu Liverpool was 1,027,- 000 bales, of which *42,000 were American. Liverpool circulars received by this arrival are conflict mg in their statements, as to the advance in the cotton market. Some report the advance t-lrtd. and others say \d. The market wasev identiy excited and the discrepances may be ac counted for in this way. Staff of Trade. —Manchester advices were fa vorable, tbe trade active and prices advancing. Havre Cotton Market, —Orleaus Tres Ordinaire quoted at 10fi francs, and Bas ut 99 francs. The fair qualities had improved. Sales of the week 9,600 bales. Stork in Havre 290,009 bales.— Breadstuff's were quiet and provisions steady. Liverpool, Saturday April 28.—Sales of cotton to day were 10,009 bales, and the market closed firm. London Money Market. —Tbe bullion in the Bank of England hnd increased £62,000 Mon ey was generally unchanged. Consols closed at 94% @9.3. Liverpttol General was dull and diflieultVf sale.* Wheat was study Corn quiet and unchanged Sugar was quiet and firm. Coffee quiet. Hire firm. ltosin dull at 4s. to I*. Id. Spirits of turpentine was dull, (irnmn News Count Montmolin and his brother have been arrested. The Cashier of the Union bank at London was a defaulter to the amount of two hundred and sixty-two thousand ponds sterliug. Hecnan, in a letter to the Loudon Time*, com plains of the delay of the referees, and demands mother meet ing with Sayers within a week.* There were rumor* of several arrests having baen made in Baris of persons implicated in an Italian plot against the lift* of Napoleon. Huron Bruck has committed suicide. He had been dismissed front the Austrian Ministry, in I'onaeqneare of some complicity in late gigantic frauds. Late news from China reports that the Chi nese are making great defensive preparations.— It is stated that two British vessels have leen sunk by the forts at Peiho, CharuHToi, May 7. The schooner Julia Anna sailed from thin port yesterday for Philadelphia, hut returned this af ternoon having discovered a fugitive slave snore tod aboard. DIED, Ou the 3d inst., at his reaideiu-e in Lumpkin county, Major Alfred Rolling Holt, in the 61 at year of his age We need uo eulogistic pen to speak of the vir tuea of our deceased friend. All who knew him will bear testimony to his worth and those noble attributes of the soul, which so distinguished him while living, and which memory lores to cherish, now that he is dead. Few ueu lived to his age, who exhibited, throughout life, such unshaken devotion to prin ciple, nobleness of character, uprightness of pur pose, and whose heart beat more warmly to eve ry generous sentiment. Would that wc could peak of him aa his life would admit.! Friend* •hip, to him, was a -acred boon; integrity, the moving impulse of his nature : generosity, the companion of his life, and charity the open day in his band. But is he goiie ( The grave enshrouds lus form in its bosom 1 Around it will fall the warm tear of sorrow from bereaved relatives and friends, while the monument that is erected to hi ’ memo, ry in their hearts will ontlive the cold atone that marks the spot, where sleep m eilenoe his solita ry remains. C. In Glenoville, Ala., on .Saturday lasi, of con -imption, Mrs. Co* uuan, wife of the lion. John Cochran, and daughter of Gen. William Wellborn of Meriwether county. OBITUARY, Elizabeth M. Adams, wife of the Rev. Robert Adams, who for many years was a member of the South Carolina Conference, died in Maeon co, Ala., April Bth. 1860. Aged about f>7 years. She had been a member of the Methodist E. Church . early 4o years. During all this time ah was a consistent member. This is no compli ment. It is a tribute of merited testimony. Her own works praise her in the gates. It will be seen from thia history of.facts that she embraced religion while she was in the midst of life’s infat uating dreams and realities. And although, in some portions of her subsequent life, her reli gious privileges were few, still she nobly held on to her vows; and hoped and prayed for a l*etter •lay. And in due course of time she was blessed with religious privileges, such tw her early set tlement in Alabama at first did not afford. She was u noble woman—one of those women that never cowered under the pressure of circumstan ces, but always bad courage and adroit manage ment enough to meet the contingencies of life's shifting drama. She was a model business wo man, looking well to the affair* of her household. She had great executive qualities. She was in dustrious, frugal and charitable. She bestowed innumerable blessings on the needy. Many will riae up and call her Messed. Children she never had. It waa well for her that she made herself ready to go into the marriage at the lirit call.— She died of apoplexy, or a disease of the heart, or of the two combined. She died suddenly—left uo other testimony beside that of a long, consist ent life of church membership, aud a uniform de claration, when talking on the probability of such a contingency as a sudden death, that she was not afraid to die. And suro enough, Midden death came. It will he pleasant to the friends of her early life, in Greene and Hancock counties a* know that this excellent woman sunk into her grave with undimmed lustre of character. She was married three times. I mention this lest someone might not recognize the person intend ed. She was first Mrs. Martin, then Mrs. Aber crombie, and last Mrs. Adam*. Her last husband survives her to fillup a small fraction of life, in cumbered already with years and infirmities. We buried her to-day, having been followed fifty miles by three old faitful servants. Among the sincere mourners at the grave stood the three do mestics. An old female servant stood at the foot of the grave, sobbing with grief. She had lwen the house woman, and knew what she had lost. And when the heavy earth began to refill the grave, her grief hunted out in this delightful tribute, “there lies the last and best friend I had on earth.” This is praise indeed. L. Pikrlk. JUoltou-ay'a Fever.—This Jan diaea et i immediately nipped in tho hud by • timely use of these anti-febrile and eorrec tire medicinc.*: they purify the Accretions of ibe liver, renovate the stomach and cleanse the blood Thousands who would have sunk beneath the v iclenee of this fever, have been restored to health hy the use of these reiued>-‘ after ail oth er means Lad failed. Sold by all Druggist * at ?s<\ 62c. uud $1 per bo* or pot. moyl2—dwlw £e#“lt any people in the world ever needed ku apostle to east their devil* out, it Is our 1 , who live in the wator-iogged country. The miasm it i*s poision of oar swamps und marshes become a veritable devil in the blood to revel in the Agues and Fevers which shake and scorch ns all. Ay ex'* “Ague Cure” is said to he the apostle we need, and some of our neighbors who have tried it, confirm the report.—Journal, Plan*. 111. May sth—dwlm. MRH. WINSUAV AN experienced nurse and female physician, Inn* a Aooihir* Syrup for children teething, which gr. ally un Li isles the process of teething by softening ihe gums, reducing all inflammation— will allay all pain, sod Is •are lo regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, t will gfv* rest to youraelves, and relief and health to your tnforitd Perfectly safe la all cares. See odver usementin another column. ▲ug. S3,lßsS—dw-lv A Family Necessity. The following statement speaks for itself (Extract.) “In lilting the kettle from the fire U caught and soaldod my hands and person very severely—one hand almost to a crisp. Tho tor ture was unbearable. It was an awful sight. The Mustang Liniment appeared to extract the pain immediately. It hoaled rap idly and left no sear of nceount. Charlks Fortxr, 420 Broad tired, fUfatUlphia.” It is truly a wonderful article. It will cure any case of swelling, Burns, Stiff Joints, Eruptions or Rheumatism. For Horses, it should never ba dispensed with. One dollar’.: worth of Mu dang baa frequently saved a valuable horse. It cures Quids, Sprains, Ringbone, Ppm in and Founders. Beware at Imitation*. Sold in all parti of the habitable Globe. BARNES Jfe PARK', Proprietor*, K. Y. April 2d wlm ark. CARD Tho Legislature of the State of Georgia having passed the following Act, at its Session of 1535, prohibiting the drawing of Lotteries within its jurisdiction, after tbe Ist day of dune, 1860, we will, on that day remove our entire business to Wiliuingtoa Delaware. WOOD, EDDY A CO., Wilmington. Delaware. Owner* and Managers of tho Delaware. Missouri and Kentucky Stale Lotteries. AN ACT—To re|teat all laws, and parts of laws, authorizing Lotteries in the State <>f Georgia, and for other purposes. Section l. The General Auemldg of Georgia do enact: That from and after tLe first day of June, Eighteen Hundred and “Sixty, all laws and parts of laws authorizing Lotteries in the State of Georgia, or the vending of Lottery Tickets iu said State, be and tho -ame are hereby repealed. Approved by tho Go vet nor. December U, 1868. [May 14, w-4t.] HITTRK COBDU L, AND TOXIC AHOif A TIC lIfTTERSk % Cordial for Ladles, Aged Persons, ftr. tM these two varieties ol Hitlers the first id to he taken mixed w ith any agreeable Haul, while the se cond may he taken pure, or both may he nuuglcd to s gethvr. forming a outer of greater or less intensity no •e to please every taste. The aroma tand dtdlrtou* flavor these Kilters have induced the [finest judges to pronounce them superior to ;ty hitherto manutortur ed. They are .'particularly etfi canon* in rvstoung health, and re-establishing impaired digestion, itiat fruitful source of dieasc*; such as Dyspepsia. [Ner vous and Liver Alferttons. General Weakness, eu:., allof which render life a burden. In any fever, fid lowed by protracted convalescence and consequent weakness, no ‘remedy Is better adapted to restore strength and hasten the complete return of health. ID*N H. The American Bitters may likewise be taken pure. They do not contain much spirits. Tin* strong flavor they possess arisen from the aroma, the predominant •• of a bitter principle, both of which are however, highly agreeable Haul Hitters-have been introduced iuto general use in the principle hotels, coffee houses, Ac. ICTBoId by A. A PBYfllAl'D, 90 Royal Street, New Orleans. TIIOM Art RRASdII I . Agent for Columbus. May 14, lS(lO-wtf. EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS ! Ufn will front this d-'.te oflei our tint re stock j ’ .if Printed Muslin*, and Muslin Robe-, at NET j I ‘OUT K*H AHII. li. W. ATKINSON* tit. : Bareges & Barege Robes AT COST, Wtt will our entire slock of Bareges and Uurege Robes, at t ost for Cash. Ladies iu want of hand Home goods, at low puces, would do well to call earl y (i. W. ATKINSON A <:<. SILKS AND SILK ROBES -A.T COST, Our entire Mock of Fancy Milks and Miik Robes,we offer al and Mow cost, fbr cash. w atkinmon a t o l.ace \.M_antillas AT C OST. We offei our large stock of Lore Mantillas ai Cost, I fbr Cash G. W. aTMNho.N * t o GENTS’ SUMMER ‘CLOTH IN( i AT COT- Our Mock of Genu’ Idncn Clothing we otlirj oi and below mst, tor Cash We especially Invite the Gen tlemen to rail and examine, as we will sell genii bar gains atid good goods. G.W. ATKINHON & CO ftt olniubus, tin. May I4.JlM4—wttii Xotlce to Teachers. The “Board of Education” for Muscogee Cos., will be in session at the Court l|,,u j e on Satur day,the 10th instant, at 9 o'clock, A. M. All Teachers expecting to receive any part of tbo public funds for educational purpose, are noti fied to attend for examination, Ac. By order of the Board. JNO. JOHNSON, Ordinary. May lllli, I Soil. wldtt UKOIIUIA, Marion county. months aficr dale application will he made 1 to tin Hun Court of Oniiuary of Marion county for leave to sell the n.grof-s belonging to the estate of/ W Davie, dec'll. LARKIN ;B KRMP. Adni’r. May 12th, 1800— w4m UKOtlUlA—Marion x- utilitys vi VV<> months after date application will ho aiad- to 1 the Hon. Court of Ordinary of Marion county for leave to mU the negroes In-longing to the estate of U ft Davis, deceased I.AKkINR KRMP, M!.j lbtli, IWiO~ w?m Adm’r. GEORGIA—OIay County: 1 Jourt of (tniinary, Muff Term, iB6O. RITLR MHI - Whereas O II Davis. Executor of Esau Davis, late of said County, deceased, ap plies for letters of Dihuissiwu'. linui -,nd Administra- ; i ion It is then-f*.re ordered, l.y the Court that all persons l concerned show cause, ffany they have, on or before the Nov. term of said Court of * Ordinary to be held in and fur said county, whv said Executor should not then be dismissed; and that this order .be published in ! terms of the law. A true extract from the Minutes of said Court, k ay Tlh, IWO. * v McI.ENRON, •rdinarjr. may 14—w6m. A. NEW BOOK BY THE Al THOR 01 “ Adam Bodo. ” The Mill on the Floss, by fhetitt- Giorof “Adam Bede.'’ Ritu—an Autobiography fiafcAjySi Say and Heal, by the author of “Wide. Wide World.** ALSO, A NEW’SUPPLY OF “Adam Bede “ Autocrat of the Rre:ikf*#t Tnbio .lust received at J. W. PEASE'. Book Store. Columbus, Ga. May o. d&wtf. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS. THE SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIMF, MANUFACTURED BY THU Penn City Manufacturing to. AT THEIR WORKS IN PHILADELPHIA. Is offered to thorn in need of Manure as Superior to any nowin use. IN’ recommending this superior Fertilizer to the planting eomtnunity, it is claimed that it is perfectly reliable, and that it is an extra No. I article, one that is richer and will do not only more good at first than any other Manure, but will last longer in the soil. Put up in barrels of about 27a lbs Pamphlet i with full directions can be obtained of the Agent* in this city, who have a supply ou hand HULL, DUCK A CO., may 2--If. Columbus, tlu. Southern Mutual Life Insurance Cos. IT'XTRaOTH Irom lire lie t report of the above Us Company show; Halan> ** on hand Bept. la*. l*sw §167,372 Received for Premiums IHfrV 71 ,4*2 lnterci on Investment*l,4bf Paid losses in lID *** M,OSO Dividend to Policy holders . T.ft'.u Expense-, Comniiiunoii * and surreu deied Pole ies ... tt.&Ab— 4 3,301 Rulame unhand Hept. Hi, Blvn,;m.'i Profits ot last year §62,01v The above statement allow it*** * orupany tube prosperous and entirely sail*. For further infonoation. apply at our ogles in J W PF.AHB'H Book Htore POND A WILCOX, Agent.i Columbus, Feb. 2d, 13110. drvSm. LO HACEMOS :\ OJEFENWA PROPIA ! I util Further Notice WE WILL SF.LLOVR ENTIRE -STOCK OF fumituii. OARPETINO f AND CURTAIN MATERIAL, AT DOST FOR CASH. DILLINGHAM & DENSON. Columbus, Maroh 26. ridwtf. FURNITURE AND WOODEN WARE. The Tro) Manufacturing to. CONTINUE to tiianti /'■'■mp | I :.o FURNITURE & WOODEN WARE,! all of which we warrant durable and of HOVTH- j CRN MANUFACTURE. We abutmanufacture Mattroasos, Holsters, Pillows, <Scc-. An-. ] Os all nir.es and of the hem material and make Our Cottage Chair- Os which we have a large Block a-id | manufacturing, are lire best that are macjVnorth m south We make a liberal discount to dearer*. TERMS CASH ! PRICES LOW. Ware R.mmt No. 10 east side of Broad ut Colnnthii-. .1 cm:HBON ft II \ MILTON Columbus, Ga, March 29 dwtf, TTinig UMaLUi iUaiiiii'actiiFiiig C o. HAVING pun based the “HOWARD FAC TORY” are prepared to furnish their cus tomers with the following styles of Omuls, in cluding the production of both Mills: WOOU V OODkS NEGRO KERSF.YS—A. B. A C. SOUTHERN LINSBY; TRUCK FOR TROWSEBS —(Jeans of va rious patterns; cotton good*, COLUMBUS FASHIONS—(Stripes;) DO. DO do Khitov; 4-4 SHEETING, 7-8 SHIRTING ; YARNS-Nob. from 5 to 12. PLOW LINK, Bad Cord nnd Well Rope ; SEWING THREAD—different numbers nnd prices; SHOP TWINE, do. Ac. So soon ns the requisite arrangements can be made, wo shall add to our assortment No. I and 2 Osnabergi?, and our usual variety of Cottou ades. J. RHODES BROWNE, Agent. Columbus, April 10, 1860. dwitiu. RECEIVED BY EXPRESS, THIS MORNING 1 -AT- J. MTHIUIPS, 140 Broad Street. A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF DUSTERS AND SUITS I, AOK MA NT IL, l . As, I.AGE I*OINTS AND SHAWLS, FANCY DRESS SILKS, ORGANDIE ROBES, BAREGE ROBES And new styles of fANGY DRESS DODDS, THU ATIOVF. GOODS AHF ALL EiSTTIBEIsY NEW AND WERE PURCHASED AT bakuaiivs! THEY WILL 111: SOLI) At Uuin'CCedenletl ><uw rilcca ! ('all before buying, examine and COMP ARE PRICES, at thf ONE-PRICE CASH STORE. J A-S. M’PHILLIPS HO Kronil-ilm-l. MASONIC HAI.t. mniiDINO. nbuj, April ID, 1 l&B, ilAwtf m Mill (id I) V.f'LKMINU & SWI FT UNDER COOK'S HOTEL, 1 COLUMBUS,GEO. LTAVK in Store nnd to arrive, a complete nn<l 1 * bandsomo Stock of STARE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, SKI.BCTKIIKOR the NPKINO THAlli:. XXR.Y-OOOIDS A go*.*! stock of Domestic*, Kerseys, Osnuborg*, Sheetings, Shirting.- 1 , Ac. Liucn Sheeting*, Pil low Linens, Table Linens and Napkins, Towel J , Irish Linens, Ac. LADIES’ DRESS ROODS, A fmo atock of Muslins, Luwus, Borage*, Or gandies, Robes, Silk*. Jaconet.*, Ginghams Prints, Hoop Skirts, Hosiery, Gloves, Mantillus Bonnets, Puraaol*, Ae. SHOES FOR LADIES, A FINE STOCK. bents’ Furnishing bonds, Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Cassiinercs, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoe*. A large lot of first quality x.i;u ko Nil wKN. Hardware, Crockery, & Glamware, SAE>UI,Ea, dte". GROCE R I E S, A large stock of Flour, Bor on, Lard, Fiih Halt, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, Sugar, Coffee, Ten, Pickles, Preserves, Ac. All of which is offered for sale, on the mod ac couirnodatitig terms. CODY, FLEMING A SWIFT. Columbus, March 12, IB6o—dwtf. PAIN KILLER ©There is no medicine at the present day ( value so high us Perry Davit* Vegetable Pa-in Kil ler. I have used it in my family for years; every instance it has proved a sovereign remedy. I tes ted its qualities to-day, on u se vere burn, and found it all that could lie desired. A. D. Ml I, NT, Editor of Messenger. Portuguese Colony, July Ist, 1857. Meters. J'erry Davis 4 Son Gentlemen—n — Al low u*e u i an eye witness of tho great good wbioh your excellent medicine, the Pain Killer has done amongst the exiles o( Madeira, to state for the good of others, that it is now, ami has been for live years, the great family medicine. We have found it excellent in fever ami ague, in oonghs, colds, dyspepsia, chronic and inflamma tory rheumatism, croup, worms, piles, nervous headaobe, gravel, Ac. £u. The introduction of the Pain Killer bn been a great blessing to tbe whole Colony. MANl’fiL J. UONBALVJBB, Minuter of the Uospel,and one of the Maderians. Hold by all medicine dealers. May 5, *l2t w2t. Cattalioochee and Quitman COURTS. Lumpkin, 24th Aprd I boo. There Deeming to exist some contusion and iniMun dersisndmg us to the time that Cbattahooehe# and Mnilman t omtn w ill be held (aiming, doubtless, from the fa* t that my lint determination was to adjourn over Chattahoochee Court, and having transmitted an order to the Clerk u* that cfleet.) I have thought it necessary to give notice that Chattahoochee Court will be held at the lime appointed hy law, viz the 3d Mon day in May. and Quurnan adjourned to the 2*l .Mon day in June, W I . PERK XH. uprdtft —dllwld J. . V P V. Ayer’s Ague Cure. FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ! Cloth, Cassimeres, Vestings, Gents’ Furnishing Hoods, EVEKV VARIISTV Ol HATS Ct> CAPS, Umbrellas, Trunks, Carpet Bag-s, VAT .TRIOS. Sc r*. ARiJTOBE HAD AT J.H. vANIEL& CO’S 14.1 broad Street, Coluirbut.Oa. r PIIKIR rttock ia bow replete with every article tor I GENTLEMEN’S WEAR and they respectfully “••licit an examination tiiui'iucnlw .Untie to Ui-ilcr, tiring supplUJ will. t> very best workmen.they are prepared to make up to measure their very handsome slot k of English and French t loth*, Cawum-res and Vesting* in the most fashionable and approved style* .1 It. DANIELS ft CO , 143 Broad Street. fVluinhu*, Gu I Mairli 31 dvtif ,l. KYLE & t'O. A. CAKD. i TIT C deem It suffieieut, and due to mu tustnnieH j it and fueiids, and itu* public, t>. amreune, ih:t SPRING ft SUMMER DRY GOODS, is NOW COMPLETE —KIHHIAfTNu Kvcry fashionable Novelty IN I ADI EH’ DRESH COOPS of all fabrics A NEW STOCK OF LINK NS, EMBROIDERIES, Av. &c. (ts Uirect importation and made to our >trn order. Our stork ia limisuilly large and well (-elected, w hich enah.'eK lie to offer our cuetomera More than Ordinary Attraction ! call amt see for themselves. JJ J. KYLE & CO. t'nlumbiis Marchß9 1800— dwtm VANDERBEEES SCHEIDAM SCHNAPPS ! L'ltlH ARTICLE IS OFFEKEI) TO THK PTTML.rO AS A VIIRK BEVERAGE, Famous for its Medicinal Properties. IT is h purely imported article, and is warrant ed to be without deleterious particle.* of any Kind’ Being a groat purifier of tbo blood nnd cleanser of the system, it gives an impetus to the digestive process, nnd n.< a Tonic nnd Invigorator, Isn mar vel of the age. It.-’ counteracting influence in nil disease* ari ;ing from malaria, is n household word iu tho South. JOH INI M ILLS &. CU., Sole Importers, N L W YORK. HI LL, DUCK ft CO., Agent*, may 2 ts. Columbug, Oeorgin. ff CASH t MUIr IllllH J. A. WHITESIDE, WHOI F.BALE AND RETAII Dnu aaisT, COLUM BXJS. M'OULD respectfully inform tbo public that bo is prepared to yupplv them with ulinost over y ar ticle pertaining to the DRUG TRADE, and at the lowest prices for CASH, conducting my busi ness on the cueh nysteni, I am enabled to offer articles at 7T* to 8S cents, which usually sell for ono dollar. Numbers of persona who used to buy on credit, are now buying from me for cash, having found it t<> their iutcrent to purchase ut < ash prices from mo, instead of buying on credit hh heretofore. IU U-u.U r.f ll <nfV> .J. A. WHITESIDE, may Its. Cn>li Druggist, Columbus, Gu. WOOD, EDDY & CO S AUTHORIZED BY THE STATES OF DELAWARE. MISSOURI AND KENTUCKY. Draw daily in Public, under the superintendence cf fijworn C ommis&itmer-• j J&h The Managers offices are located at Wilmington, Delaware aad St Lou:-, Ml--ouri. PRIZES VARY FROM $2.50 TO SIOO,OOO. Tit KETN I ROW TO *3O. 23F- Circular*, giving full Exy.jsrtivs and the schemes ce drawn. will be -*er: free : expense shy addressieg WOOD. EDDY & CO , Wilmington. Del cr WOOD, EDDY & 0. St Lcn:t. K&. ! Mi.-ch 1. IJtC TMlllliS-MMMIIM THUN Si! TRUNKN! Till I NKH, JUST KKCKIVEI) A tint: lot of TRUNKS AND VALISES, Os various styles and qualities, at prices to suit purchasers. Call and see them at SHERMAN & CO’S. HARNESS MANUFACTORY 114 Broad Street, < OIiHWBIJS, DEOROH. ALSO, SA.IDJDI-.135, AT'.VERY LOW PRIOES FOR CASH. SHERMAN & CO. April l-\ 18IMJ .lA*lf. PRACTICAL DENTISTRY. CUSHMAN. Dentist, 4h Broad Hl. Columbus, OVER TIIE MI’HIO HTORE-- WINTP.R HUILDC, jgy^Sgaß(llVE3 bi* undivide*! personal uud tho benefit of his long t* all patients. Bensi tive and even painful tooth, restored to usefulness, without pain. Diseased gums treated. Ether safely administered. Can supply temporary sets ini mediately after extraction. Artificial teeth, fittod in the finest style known to modern art—warranted of natural appearance arid comfortable wear. Defoctivo principles in old plates remedied. Superior tooth powders, and aromatic gum washes, to suitcases; brushes and Hot i dll;. To Dentiats. First class g.dd f..U, * ryiUl g>l*l, teeth plate, solder, A**., f*r sale. Columbus, (la., Jan. IBflu. dlwly. BEDELL & WEEMS, HAVE just received 200 bids. CHOICE BT. LOIfJB FLOUR, comprising the following tavorito brand* : HAYAKD’fI UPPER TEN CHOICE EXTRA; W ALSH’S UNION CRESCENT MILLS EXTRA FAMILY; MOUNT VERNON, Ac. feb 18—if MUSCOGEE R,. R CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. mmuOtiSk ON ami after Wth Feb. JS\O. the Evening ; Mail IVain will leave rive a: Macon at tt.o3 p m. Macon at 11 30 p . in. arrive at Colninbna a 5.3:. a. in The Morning Mail Train will leave at 3.1:. a. ui. and arrive at Mni-on fk.Min. m. Leave Macon y. 45 p. in. arrive at t'.duiubUM at 3.3d p. in \V I. t LARK, Mitpt. Coluuibu q F.-b. *1? —dwtt LONOSTHBET, BRAUrORL) A CO u.NvrA. and wii.ilesalr dealrbs in riinnire of Schedule. SMwmmmmmm MOW RIOMKKY AM) W£SITOUiT HAIL liOVD t tDII'AM, omcK MuNriiLktHi West Point R.K. COLUMBUS, Aug. 10,1859 t'LOHK CONNECTIONH f I ‘IIROIKIU to Memphis, Nii*h\iUe and New York, I- (via Knoxville) pt-i act-oiiimi.itatioii Train, leav iiig 9 45 a. in. Mail Train* i.eaveCtilumbii* f. 13a. iu. Arrive at Montgomery. 14 m. Arrive at We*| point 4.45 p iu. Leave CobimbUM 3.45 p in Airivcat Monlgninmy. 10 43n.in Arrive West Ibdni 4.45 a. in. Leave Montgomery Al . , .H 30 u. ill. Leave Weal Point <i 15 a. iu. Aruve at t'oliunUn* 4 45p.ui. leave Moiitgnim-iy H.45p in. Leave West Point 3.50 p in. ArriveaiCoin wlniK ..a, u m. Freight Train leavee CohimhiiK at 4 •*. M Arrive* Ml .. p M. Freight Arraugemcut BEI M EEA A TLANTA AiCOLCAIIUIN. BV aw armnge moilt between the RailroadOotutMuiiea iomposiiig the two route* from Atlanta to t'oltini bu*. concluded at their coa vent ion at riuvaanalion the IfidtlriMtunt, it hum agreed that the following ratna between Atlanta and (lohiiuhun “hull gov. in, taking effret trom t|i- i*t day ol Muy ltk’; VIA WEST POINT. <‘oru pci londiel Me. Wheat 14j Oat*B; llaron Whisky, Flour, ill *a Kn or bairel* per IIH> R*3sc: H.tggini;, Hope, Laid in cUiimoi hhl*. per lt>U lb* 43c. Coal,Pig Iron, by carload, pet t0n.43.73. VIA MACON. Com pei bind,el I4e. Wheat 15c. Oat* 10c. llacon, Whiskey, I'loui in jack* or barrel*, pel 1UU1h*,,44c.. Raffthff- R"pe, Lard in cane or bkl*. period pound* bAceui* Coal, Pig Iron, by car load, |mr umf4.oße. J. L..MUBTIAN. Prelideut Mu*cogee R K GBO. W. ADAMH, riuperiniondentSniiihwe*tern Uailioad EMERSON FOOTE, SuiN-riiiteiident Macon nnd We*tern Uailioad kGEO.fI. HULL. riiiperintendeßt AtlantauudLatJninge RadroAd. HA MM. G. JONES, Bugiue. i amt Suporintcndent M. ftW'.P U. Aug 17. 1959 dAtwif. MOBILE ANS GIRARI) R K r l , tlE P%*M*iigcr and Freight Train will leuve l Girard ui4p, iu. daily,conneriiug ai Silver Run with a daily line of Stages to Villiila, Gleunvllfl, Ku- Tantn l>or t Gaine* amt Muriannn, Fla. Ami at Hu*pen non witnthe stages daily foi Midway, and Hardaway Leaving Union Springs at 4 n. in. daily, the cam will reach Girard at 7 am., connecting wiili the Opelika and Muscogee Tram*. 10*’Duplicate receipt* innt accompany all Freight Shipped. DjrAll freight muiit be paid before Good* will be diachaiged. Freight delivered at the depot belore four o'clock p. in. will be shipped tile following day Freight* for station Number I (Fori Mitchell) muut be prepaid Way freight 11111*1, in all tones, be paid iu advance. JOHN HOWARD, Nov, I dwtt. Engineer At Hunt. SAVANNAH & CHARLESTON STEAM-PACK ET LINE. * The Steamer WM SKAimoOK, t aptT HARDEN, will shortly take her place onihis i.iue, leaving Havan- HHHHHknuh and Chailenton twice n week. Having a through freight airangi inent with the Centralßnllrond an<f it* connection*, all freight.-* bo* tween ChurieHton amt the Interior of Georgia,consign edlo the agent* of thin lino, will he forwarded with despatch and t ree of charge. J. P BROOKS, Agent Savannah. E. I.AFITTF. At C>. CharlMton. Nov 45- -dwtt BOOTS AND SHOES r-n-'t WK have now in Store our Irl SC AIMER STOCK of Laih:". Misucs & Pkk. Chiliien'i BOOTS Sc. SHOES, which for quality, quantity, ami economy to the purchagor, HurpitM*ert anything broufrht bare— Among;our Stoek may be found mu m:\Ti.i:u iv, Goutr’ French Calf Pump Boots, “ Light Welt, Calf Oxford Ties, “ Kid Frati’ b Call Low Bheus, Pumps, ami • Glove “ “ “ light welted, ” c .Dgruet C'alf Gaitoi*, ” Kid *• •’ Pat Lwuthtr Gutter*, •• BUk ” “ Opera “ Union “ “ Lasting Ties, ** Put. Leather Oxford*. Pumps A J “ Scott Ttos, “ Slipper* with and without heel*, “ Highland Tie*, And numerous other kinds both fine an.l common. i on i,aiii:n. Fine-i Kid and Morocco L-uco and Cougress Bunts, thin soles, with amt without heels. Finest silk warp lusting lace and Congress do. H-.-rgc* le Berre, do *l*. do do. Eugene <l** do do do Italian and English do do do. French and Glove Kid do do do. Kid Heel Slippers, English Kid and Morocco do. English Lasting do do. Velvet Toilet Flipper*. French Embroidered Slippers, White Kid Slippers. Kid and Morocco Buskins, French Kid Ties, Calf atnl Goat lace Bool*, with and without heels. iUINNKN. Misses* Glove Kid Congress Boots, “ English do. with aud without heels. “ Bilk warp, Serge, and English lasting—Congress A Laco Gait ors, with and without bools, ” Fine Kid Slippers with A without beds ‘• While Kid Slippers, “ School Shoes -something durable. CHILIIKEN Children's Congress heel Gaiters, “ Lacu heel Gaiters, “ Kid “ Slippers, “ •* Boots, and about 80 ad ditional kinds with aud without heels. A URIU: NTOCK OF Negro Brogans and Servants SHOES, Sewed and Pegged, constantly on band. We are receiving fresh Hoods every week from our own Factories. To Country Merchants and Traders we orFKiiouu goods a NEW YORK FRICivB. Only Ono Price From which there will be no deviation in any in stance. A. C. MAUNDERS & CO. 102 Broad Street —Next Door to J. Kyle A Cos. Columbus, Oa. May 24. dwtf EMPLOYMENT. sjjt.'jO to #IOO per Mont h. tIJ If I ACTIVE, energetic YOUNG MEN arc wun .)! M / ted to act as agents to an easy, useful and honoiable business, by which they tan urhnnly inaku from 860 to 8100 per month J ijT There uno humbup here ‘ For fall [parties lars.terms, Ac., addresrt (enclosing three poniagw *4 mips lo prepay return postage,) WILLIAM R TERRY. |er#|— vvfunn Rockingham, i) I Sleirart Court of Ordinary, April Term, IHf.O. VI appearing to the Court (but Reuben Mayo, John 1 Mayo, William Hmith. Oiles Moore, William W. Pnraiuore, and Nathan Mayo, next of km to Jam** Mayo, di-reaaed, reside without the limits of tho Mtale. Itisthersfore ordered, that the) he and ap pear at the Court of Ordinary to he held on the hr-l Monday in June next, to contest the probata of the will of said James Mayo, deceased, and propoun ed hy James W. Daniel, and that senders thereof he per fected on them by publication in the ('oiiinibusTimei*, tor thirty days, A true extract from the minutes, this April iVth, l*j*4l J I WIMIILRLY . Ordinal) May) I—v.3od. COLUMBUS Saddlery, Harness, AND LEATHER STORE. H. MIDDLEBROOK & CO., *4 Broad street, MAMIFAI.TURKHM AND ORAI.KHH l!)addl*t llarnr**, A l.cutlier, which the following compriae* a part • —HpaniNlt Gullied Huddle*, overlaid; Eng lish do; Planters’ Plain do; Y'outh'n ami Hoy’* do; Wagon an Plantation do; and l.adu-* Haddle*, varie ty of itylea. lirltlleii, Uai'tlu*al, Saddlo llugii, auil Nlrtllcal Jo. t IAKNKBS, Fine addver plated aniAge Horn*** all .|u*u>“**. •• Hockaway Double Buggy Single do • Plain IdacA llarue i*,allstyU-H aud quail lie* LEATHER, Hkiiinig Leather,Bridle do, Itog Skin*, Pad Skin*, Harney* Leather, flak and UemUnk, Hole Leather, t’alfdkina. Lining Hkin*, Shoe Peg*,l.u*i*, fhread and Findings, Machine Beltiny?. I.euihei and Rubhei Uelting, all width*. Light Huldie 1 and I anvil* Helling, for Plow Hock Hand*. Ju*t the thing lot Ploiitn*. Hell Rivet*,and Lace Leather TH.XTKTEC.S, aarpiTa Ladit-.s and (Jentlemcii’s unit Tiaveling Trunk*, all qiioli dWhi'li ill l;ie* and .<n\le*. Hnniiet Hone*, Value* and t ‘aipel Hug*. C’AURIAGK TRIMMINGS. rdCßkJLEnamelled Leather, Pui Da*h Leather and Knamelad t'loth*. ull width* and qualitie*;; Oil Carpet, Lace*, Fringe*, Head Lining*. Leather (Moth Hooting*, Nail*, Tacks, ftt. Hlirrup*, But*, Buckle*, llarness Mounriiigs, lldine* ( ollar*. Whip*, Wagon Hieecluug, Aud Blind Hi idle*. All the above good* nrn of onr own manufacture; made of the best material and by experienced work men. We invite all tltoue who are iu want of utricle* in our line to call and examine our stock, and wens -1 sure them that they will he well satisfied with the quality of good* and the price*; us they will be sold on the very BBHT TBRMH. N H- New Woik made, and Repairing done at the soilent notice deni—dwtl. DISSOLUTION. IN conup'iiienee ofthe death'of Mr. DANIEL, Hie . Dim of HUSHES, DANIEL A CO. was dissolved on the fit It February. The underinged aa surviving partners, are ready to nettle all claims anuinst said (Irin; and those Indebted to Maid Arm, wilt please nettle immediately as the busiiHss must be cloned. The undersigned, in the name and style of HIUIIGK A HODGES, Will continue the Warehotuc At- Cominta nluii lliialueas in all it” branches.* Office at the l.owell Warehouse. WM. ll.llt UIIKS W.C IHHKIKH t'olliinhiin. I'eh. 11 —itwtt AM UK I (AN WATCHES! IN UOLD AND HII.VBR CAriEtf, At Purple'a old Htaud, June’s New Building Wr* MOolnnihtm. Georgia ttllß Oct.36—dwtl T H. HpKAR Ml IS. WINSLOW. Anexperlenccd Nurse and Female Physician, presents to the attention of mothera, her SOOTHING SYRUP, which greatly fitciliiMM the process of teething, by softening the gums, reducing all inflammation—will allay ull pain and spasmodic action, and in SURK TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon It, mother*. It will give’.real to your selves, and RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOim INFANTH Wehnvfl put tip and sold thin article for over ten yearn, andean nay, in confidence and truth of it, wlmt we have nevei lIAI been able to say of any min i .11 lift* mediclnes-nev er has it faileii. 11 ii m| Iktl/’C a i, ‘* stance, to effect If Iliolilffl rl a cure, when timely need. -i L|aniP|||\D Never did we Know an in- iMltllllliYU stance of ditsat islactinn by any 4JVIIIIII one who lined it. ttn the con I SM IV M , Jtrary.all arede lighted with its operations, and speak m terms of high est commendation of its magical effects and medical virtues. We apeak lu tins matter “what we do know,” after ten years’experience, and pledge our reputation for the ftilfilmentof what we here declare. In almost every inetanee where the intunt is suli'eiiug from pain and exhaustion, relief will he found ui fifteen or twen ty minutes after the syrup is administered. This valtlhble preparation is the prescription of one of the most EXPERIENCED Md riKII.FHL NHRHEB m New England, and has been used with never railing sun ess in’ THOUSANDS OP CASK;’. It not only relieves the child from pain, but in vigor ales llie stomach ami bowels,correi Is acid it v, and gives tone and energy to the whole system ll will al instantly relieve. (1 111 PI NO IN THE BOWEI.H, AND WINDOOI.It'. and over*ohm |/||H con v u lslnn, which, if not FlrlV ipcrddy rente di.ll, I'"I ('Ull 111{ ll’ NS'”" 1 - w Iw. lieve it the luwil vlllLiriviu'i and surest rente dy in world, in TEKTH IWIi. aU .P W!B ol l> ' ’ HE NTi:II \ I I EtHllftlllUf | ANl | DIAR. RIIO'.A IN I HII.DHLN whether it arises from teeth ing, or from any oilier cause. We would say to every mother who has a child sitlfering fruiuaiiy of the fore going complaints—no not i.kt voon eaKJr iricKH, nor the PHEOJiiDtcEa nr OTHERS, stand between your suf fering child ntidthe reliefthnt will be BKHE—yes, AB SOLUTELY HERE to follow Hie use of this med cine, iftiniely used. Full directions for using will ac company eHdi bottle. None genuine unless the fac simile oi t LRTIH & PERKINS, New York, is on the outside wrapper. Hold by Druggists throughout (be world. Pam* test.Opto * No IXChuam Bteekt, N Y price only‘Wceiiif ~11 Itoiile. Aug *W. IBMF—dwly Tli.oi- i.oKurc daily speaking in the praise of DR. EATON’S INFANTILE CORDIAL, and why? lu-i uiuu- it arm- Jail la nffard instantaneous rthtj When given in time Itii'-ln .like magic, and one Iriululnar will convince you what wc say |k true It contains NO I’ABKOORII OK OI'IATK of any kind, and therefore relieves Uy rrmantig the sufferings of your child. inMend of deadening its sensi bilities For this reatnn it rminm-nds itself ns the on ly reliable preparation now known for Children Teething, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Gri ping In the Ho wo In, A r.ldlf y of the Sto mach, Wind, Cold In the Head, and Croup, also far softening ijir gum , reducing nijlawatmn regulating tkf bowel*, mill relieving /nun, tl bat no equal being an /> epasmodn it Is lined ill unfailing mntSM In all ciises of Con vnlaloAH or other Fits. .H ----yt'U value Ihe life anil health af your children, and tn*h to Mire, them from thour gad ami [blighting coneequenrei irhvh me certain to result from the u*e of narrnlir < of trimh all other remedies tor Infantile Complainti are compos til, take none bat Dr.F.atoik's Infantile Cordial, ttos you can rely upon. It Is perfectly Immlenn, and cannot injure the most delicate infant Price 2& rents. Full directions accompany each bottle. Preraredon ly by niVBCTI A 111 PONT, No. 40V Broadway, New Votk. (Irai.tht inimaii Kllooil upon being ANALYZED aiwa\ presents us with the Mm* essential anti gives of course the Tru NlnnUril. Anal ly ze Hi** Hlood of a penoti *ufl>ri hit fr*m Conauuip- Uon, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, (Scrofula, Ac ami we tin <1 inner w ins tan ft certain drjuunar* tn lll*’ red globules of Hi- otl Supply lh**a’ delicieu* tea, and you an- trade well. Tli*: II food Food ih founded upon tli in Theory—heme ita mannishing .BUCUaaa.- There met FIVE PREPARATIONS adapted to the defh lenrias of the Mood in different diseases Fop Cos Colds, Uronclil tt or any affection whatever of the Throat, or Lungs, including < on mu in pi lon , use No. I, which is alao the No. far Dcprcmitou of Mptr its, Lost* of Appetite, and lor uli elironlo complaints, arising from ovtrm, (general debility! and nervouM prostration . No. 2, lb i Liver com pi a', nta, No. 3 for Dyttpep ala. lietng air rail y prepared for ah orptimt it in Taken by drop* and carried immediately Into circulation, •to that what yn igain you retain. [The No. 4 Is for Female* lrregularliite, ilyaterla, amt Weakuenei, dir . Hee'special direction* far ilia. For Hall ltheiini, Kr options,thoro fuloutf, Kidney ami llloddercomplalalu ink** No 6. In nil case* the directions must be strln l> follow.'d Frier of the Mood Food, f I per bottle. Hold by ( lIFIUiId-I)I'PONT, Druggists. No :m Maiden I.anc, New York. For aalo by Aoee 6l Irmnu, Fein box ton A Car ter, J. A. Whiteside A Cos., (Jrquhart A Chap man, und .1 W. Brook", ColumbuH. March 28~dwtf Ayer’s Cathartic Pills. BEDELL ft WEEMS, A4IENTK FOll ROUIIVSQX’S RCiASfHVV&ikVaiID GUANO. WARRANTFn TO BK One-Half best Peruvian tJuano, On© ITali’ Fine Ground Bone and the best Phot phatic Guano aud to COMAI\’ £IQHT PER OEST OF ANMONiA, ANB 4o to 60 Per Cent.of Hone FUoephate of Lime. January ft) lUO-ilwti -A. SEAMSTBES9 t-’oe Less Than ijjUGOO. 810.000 worth of GROVER & BAKER’S FAMILY SEWING Machines, FOE SALE. Every Family ran now have, at ft reasonable price, a HEAMHTKEhh with ait iron arm. As an evidence ofthe superiority of Grover ft Ba ker’s Hewing Machines, it 1* enough to Hay, there are now some 3*.t,000 of them in daily use aud the de mand for them is increasing. Family, Plantation and Dress-maker’* Machine*, are constantly kept on hand at No. 58 B >ud rtiroet, Columbus, Ga., four doors above threornerof Manley, Hodges ft Cos. Instructions for using the Machines given free to those who wishtO purchase. We submit Die following certificates, ft-om well known gentlemen of this section, who have thorough ly testedtheGmverand linker Hewing Machines, to which is added ihe certificate of Mr*. Gresham, a Dress* Makar of this city (Front Hon. James F. Dowdell, LaFayette, Ala.) Lx Fayette, Alu., March 4tt, 1850. Mr. KEITH, Columbus, (Jn Ik “ r H;rt—l take pleasure in recommending Grover ft HakeC* family Hewing Machine. We have us ed tboone which we purchased of you, more than six uinntlis, and it is all that ynu'represeiited it to be It is not only a convenience, but we regard it an indis pensable necessity. Very respeclfttlly, J. F. DOWDELL. (From Cut. Hines Holt’ Columbus, Ga.) Grover ft Baker’s Hewing Machine lias been in use in my family for several months, aud has given entire satisfaction. It does not get out of order, rarely breaks needles or thread, or give* trouble nr delay in ft* man agement. Its simplicity of const ruetion, and the ease and facility wiili which it can be used, constitute a part of its numerous chief excellencies. March 23, 18511. HINES IIOLT. [FromMrs M.Gresham, Columbus.) I have been usingone of Grover ft Huker’s Hewing Machine", in my busincßanf Dress Making, and cheer fully testify to the ease and rapidity with which my style of work may he accomplished by its use, toils simplicity ofconstniction and consequent ease of man agement. No consideration could induce me to be without one, or exchange it for any other pattern I have seen. M AllY riIIEHIIAM July Ist, 1659. [From I. K Brokau & Cos., Columbus, Ga. We have used one of Grover ft Baker’s Hewing Machines in our shop for three years past, and find it perfectly practicable, easily kept in order, nnd well adapted to various kinds of work in a Tailor’s Hhop. Wc take pleasure in recommending it to tlie public. F b. 25,1859 I A BKOKAW ft GO. D KEITH, Agent. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. Columbus. Nov 11, 1659—uwit. Beware of Mineral Poisons DD. J. BOVEE DOD’S Celebrated VHTAI)IjIi MEUIIjIIS, HIS IMPERIAL WINK BITTERS. FOIt the Cura of Incipient Consumption, Weak Lungs, Weak Hlnitiarh, Indigestion, IDyspeptna, General or Nervous Debility, Piles ami all Diseases requiring a Tonic, are unsurpassed They are made of pare .Sherry Wine, and aside front heir medicinal propertiao, they arc n moat wholesome and delightful Saverage. HIS BRANDY CATHARTIC, 1 a nitre remedy for i.'nstivenesß, Liver Complaint nml Dyspepsia. They are pleasant to the tattle; sure hi their operation; ami as a Cathartic, entirely, eft'etl ually and positively mipercerfe fAr use of hi!*, so nause oiin and disagreeable to the taste. His Imperial Gin Bitters, Acton tlie Kidneys, Bladder and *1 unary Organs, and are a superior renie.dy for Dyspepsia, connected with Liver Complaint in all its forms. For Female Obstructions, They are truly valuable, made of “Pore Holland Gin. pleasant and ugreealile to the taste.and may be well termed a necessary FEMALE COMPANION. \\\\ ( 4TIIAKTII SYRUP, For Infants, t hihlren and IMioaie Females, is rer liunly one of the most desirable and valuable Medi clues in the world It is a perfect substitute for Calo mel, acting on the Liver, removing B ohutrurtions in the Bowels, curing CosUvenetiH, Indigestion, and Dys pepsia Alt hough it is us sure and effectual in its operations as <'aloiuel yet it is so delicious to the taste, that children will cry for it, and if is as gentle, innocent and harmless as the dews of Heaven, Thou sands of mothers throughout the land will bless tlie discoverer of this invaluable Medicare. Ho|i* Wholesale mid Retail Agents at Havaiinah, STFWAKI Sc Bl TI.KR. Dealets in F'otdgti ami Domestic Medicines, Chemi cals, Perfiiineiy, 4u . Corner of Broughton and Bar nard street. • IIAIM I-4 WIDDIFIEI.D k. CO. Proprietors, tdtt*. t*6l Broadway, New York. finld In [Columbus by At EE fc IVERSON, and JOHN W BROOK* J P STICK I. A N (I. Tslte*iton. Mar. h ‘it* dAwlv lIhKMROU/S MEDICINES. LIVIDENCE, EVIDENCE, EVIDENCE. EVI- Fi HENCE Ki:*o. Hkao, Read I Ye afflicted, read the following certificate ofa cure of over twenty years’ standing : It. T. llM.MMOt.ii Dear Sir ? I have been troubled with ai* alHiction ot the Bladder and Kidneys for over twenty y nri*: 1 have tried physician* m vain, and at last * (included to give your genuine prepat&iion atrial ns I had heard it highly spoken of. It afforded me im mediate relief. I have need three ho tiles, and I have obtained more relief rroui its etlecl and feel iiinrli better than I have for twenty years previous. I have the greatest faith in its virtues aud curative pnwem, and shall do all in my power to make it known to tbe a ill tried. Hoping this mav prove ad vunlugi oils to you in asMisiirig you to introduce the medicine. I um truly yours, M M* I okmo k. Lewiston, ra.,Jan.2B, 1857 H lion id any doubt My. McCormick’s si attement, he refers to the following gentlemen . lion. Win. Bigler, ex Governor of Pennsylvania, lion. Thus, 11. Florence, Philadelphia. Iloii.C Knox, Judge, Tiogaeoumy. Pa. liuii. i H. Black, Judge. Philadelphia firm. I* R. Porter, ex-Governor Perirmylvunia. lion, Ellis Lewis, .lodge. Philapelphni lloii.R.t’ Grier, Judge IT. H Court, lion W. Woodward, Juden Philadelphia. j<„u. W. A. Porter, City (Solicitor. Philadelphia, lion, John Bigler, ex Governor California. Hun E. Ranks, Auditor General, Washington, D.C- A ltd many others.if necessary. nKLMBOLD’N, 11F.1,M HOLD'S HELM IIOI. D’H HelmhoUi'n Heimhold's Helmhold's Ifelmbold’e Helmhold's, llelmlmld's Extract llm liu, Extract Ilucliu. Extract Hnchn, Extract Ilucliu.’ IDR KF.CRF.T AND DELICATE DISORDERS. A positive and specific remedy for diseases of the Bladder Gravel, Kidneys. Dropsy, Organic. Weakness rind all the. diseases of the several organs, arising trout excesses, exposure* aud impiudencifN ill life, and whether existing In either sex. HELMHOLD’S EXTRAC T of Ilucliu I For Diseases of the Bladder, Kidney, Gravel, Dropsy, etc “ HELMBIiI.D’K Extract Itochu f*r Necret and Del icaie Diseases. IIELMBOLD’B Extiact of Durhu lor Nervous and Dcbhmied sufferers. HELMIIoLD’H Kxtrnct of Ilucliu for LomofMemo. ry. Loss of Power, Dimness of Vision, Difficulty oi Breathing, Weak Nerves, and universal Lassitude oI the muscular system. IIELMUOI.D’K Extract of Durhu for all distressing ailments—Ohsirtirtions, Irregularities, Excess in mar ried life, or early indiscretions, tki . nrlmhold's Uucliu lor the Bladder. Ilflinbold'i Bnehu for the. Kidney*. Ifelmhohra ilnrhii for the (J ravel. Helmbold's HuchU for Dropsy. lUlmbold’sflucbu tor Nervousnes* Itelmhold's Jiucliil for loss of Memory, loss ol Power HelmbOhl’s Mucha for Ueneral Debility. Ilsimbohi’slluchu lor Universal l.assitudo Helmbold’s Uitrhu lor Pains in the Hark. Ileliuho'd’s Hu* hu f*r Obstructions, Irregularities lleimliold’H Ho* ho for Excesses arising from Indiscre tion anil all diseases of the HEXUALOROANH Whet hr i existing in Mole nr Female, from whatever cause they may hr ve originated, and no matter ol HOW LONG HTANDINL | jIIELMIIOLD'H Hu* ho is accompanied by the inns reliable certificates from Governors of Niates, Judges and Clergymen. Price 81 per bottle, oi irlur delivered lo any address. A trial costs but a dollar tro it J. W. Brooks wholesair amt retail agent ho i oluni hu Ask |o i 11 roii m . i . .'ii’ i • no • gi lead 188.16 <lwly. Cards Printed with dis patch at Times Office. u?w iui More Prizes than Blanks. [Ay Authority of Ik. State of Omrgia. \ On the Plee; es I Ingle Nnmltere. MNSRLIBATEBIBYTERtEt Os Georgia. Authorized by a special act of the Legislature, for th benefit of academies and for other purposes. HODGES. DA7IB k CO.. MANAGER?. MACON, OKOHOIA, Capital Prlsao ©'70,000. TICKETS OIfLT EIGHT DOI.LARb. Halves *4 ‘.Quarters 92 Eighths 91. Prices payable In still without deduction. Purchaser” in buying 10 Tickets, when the numbers end in I, 2,3, 4,5, 0,7, H, 9,0, are guaranteed a pri ol twenty-five dollar*. OLABB 88 DHAWHON HATIJRDAY, MAY 9, 1980. GLASS 37 DRAWHON SATURDAY, MAY 111, IHO. CLASS 38 DRAWri ONHATURDAY, MAY 18, 4900. GLASS 39 IDRAWrt ON’.BATURDAY. MAY Htt, 1900 36220 PRIZES Amounting to $971,000* Will bs distributed according to the following GRAND SCHEME! TO BE BRAWN EVERT SATURDAY. 1 Prise of 970,000 5, Prize* of froti I “ 20.000 10 *’ 3W’ I “ 10,000 20 “ 100 1 •* 5,000 100 “ M 1 ♦* 3,000 100 25 I „ 2,000 vfIOOO “ t> 3 Prize* of | 1,000 APPROXIMATION PRIZKS. 4 Prizes of *3OO approxim’g li> 970,000 prize are 11,09 4 ” 200 “ 20,000 “ 609 4 “ 130 ” 10,000 “ 009 4 *• 100 ’’ 5,000 “ 409 4 “ 00 3,000 “ 300 4 60 “ 2,000 “ 320 12 “ 00 •’ 1.000 “ 720 20 “ 50 “ 500 ” 1,000 40 “ 30 300 “ 1,030 80 “ 29 “ 100 “ l.fiOO 400 “ 13 * 50 “ .000 400 ** 10 “ 25 * 4,900 2rt,229 Frtetf” amounting in *271,200 Certificates of Package* of 10 Whole 1 ickels. .955.99 ” ” 10 Hail 27.50 “ M 10 Quaro 1 •*.... 13,75 *• M 10 Eighth” “ 1167 This in the rUk, and which entitle* the holdei to a he draw* over 925. THE COMBINATION I.OTTBRIEB ON TH THREE NUMBER PLAN. Are Drawn Every Day, TICKETS FROM 81 TO *l6 TACU THE EXTRA. CLASS 1 On the CITY PLAN by which purchasers ran ne ed their own number*, and pay any'amount for Ticket", are Drawn every day. IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATE!*, Enclose the mouey to our addre** for the ticket* or dered, on receipt of which they will he forwarded by first mail. Purchaser* can have ticket* ending in any figure they may deaignate. The list of drawn number* and prize* will be sent to pun baser* immediately after the drawing. AH prizes of 91,000 und under paid Immediately af ter the drawing. NOTICE TO CORRKHPONDENTri. Those who prefer not sending money by mail can use the EXI’HEHri COMPANIEH, whereby money for Tickets.in *lllll* of Eight Dollar* and upward*.ran be sent uk AT OUR RIHK AND EXPENSE from any city or town where there is an Express Office.— Ttie money and order must he. enclosed in a Govern ment Post Office ritaiuped Envelope, or the Express Companies cannot receive them. I All communications strictly confidential. Purchaser* will please write their signature plain,sr and give their post office, county and Htate. Circular* containing full explanation* of out scheme*, ftc., will be forwarded by Mail to soy one sending us hi* addres". [f~y A list ofthe number* that are drawn from tbe wheel, with tbe amount of the prize that each one is entitled to, will be published after every drawing inpiie American Republic, Macon, Ga., a specimen ol whim will be sent to every purchase r. Address orders for Tickets or certificate* to HODGErt. DAVIH & CO , JduroH, Otari; ia Bept. 10, 1850.—dly Mill S A 1,10. subscrilterha* on h ind alevv rfTILI.rf for the 1 inanufiiclurtng of PEACH BRANDY nr WHIM KEY, which he will sell at very low price* Also Tin, Sheet Iron and Japan Ware. of every variety and detn ription, which tan be bought attbe lowest rate*. JOB WORK, I Done at short notice and on the most liberal term* J It. HICKB, Agent*. Nextdoor below Hansrinuci, Broad Hired. July 18. 1656—dwtl. SF*RI]NrCL STYLES * T THE SIGN OF THE s# Broad Mtrec-t, LAN DON ia now prepared to show his friend* I • and customers one of the finest assortments oi llats ever offered iu Columbus, enibrariug all varieties of MOLESKIN, CAHHIM EKE and French I'EI.TS of every color and quality, of the very latest importa* lions, and at prices to suit all. Caps, of every kind an also a great variety of Children’s Hats ui.d Caps, an a good assortment of Umbrella* and Walking Canes H e have a very superior H'ool Hat for Plantation service eight ounces heavy, nuuir espeaally fur our trade With on t Conformtaor we can fit every head febll —lt THEE ONLY PREPARATION WORTHY OF liuiverial Confidence and Patronage. COR STATESMEN, JUDGES, CLERGYMEN, LADIES and Gentlemen in all [arts of the world testify to the efficacy of Pro f. ,0. J. Wood’s Hair Restorative, and gentlemen of the press are imam limns in its praise. A few testimonials only can be given; see circular lor more and it will be impossible for you to doubt. 47 Wail Street, New York, Dec. 20th, 1858. Gknti.knrn-. Your note of the 15th instant has been received, saying that you had heard that 1 had been hem-fitted by the use ot Wood's ilair Restorative,and requesting my certificate of the fact if 1 .hod no objec tien to give It. I award it to yon cheerfully, because I think it due My age is about 50 years; the color oftuy hair, auburn and inclined to curl. Some five or 4 *ix iyear* since it began to turn gray, and the scalp on the crown of uty head to lose its sensibility and dandruff to form upon it. Each of these disagreeabiluies increased with tune, and about tour mouths since a lioirtb wus ad ded to them, by hair falling off the lop of my bead and threatening to make me bald. In this unpleasant predicament, I was induced to try Wcou’s Ilair Restomtive. mainly to arrest tlie fal ling oiQ.l'uiy hair, for I had r. u’ly no expectation that gray hair could ever be’restored logits original coloi expect train dyes. J was, however,'greatly surprised to find after the use oftwo bottles only, (that not only was the falling off arrested, hut the color was restored to the gray hairs and sensibility to the scalp, and dnn ritff ceased to form on my|head, very much to the gratification oi my wife, at whose solicitation I waa induced to try it. For this, among the many obligations I owe to her sex, I strongly recommend all husbands who valuetlo admiration of their wives to profit by my example, und use it ifgrowing gray or getting bald. Very Respectfully, BEN. A. LAVENDER ToO. J. Wood, 444 Broadway New York My family are absent from the city, and I am no longer at No, II t’amil Place. Hiamastou, Ala., July ‘J<>, IBSU. To Prof. O J. Wood. Dear Sir:—Your Ilnir Resto rative line done my hair so much‘good since I com menced the use <>t it, that 1 wish to make known loth*- public its effects on the hair, which are great. A mao or woman maybe nearly deprived of hair,and by a resort to your Hair Restorative the hair will return more beautiful than ever; at least this is my experi ence. Relieve it all ! Yours truly, WM 11 KENNEDY P. B.—You enn publish the above if you like. By publishing in our Southern papers you can eet mote patronage south. I see several of your cer'ilk ales in the Mobile Mercury a strong southern paper. W, 11. Kkknkpv WOOD'S hair restorative. Piof. O. J . Wood-Dear Mir: Having had the mis fortune to lose the best portion of my hair, from the effect* of the yellow fever, In New Orleans hi 1851. I was induced to make a trial ot your preparation, and found it to answer os tlie very thing needed. Myhan is now thick and glossy, and no words can express to you my obligations in (giving to the afflicted such a ireasure FINLEY JOHNSON The Restorative is put up in bottles (of 3 sixes, vis large, medium, and small; the small holds %a pun, and retails for one dollar per bottle; the medium holds at least twenty per cent, more in proportion than Die stuall, retails for two dollars per bottle; the large holds a quart, 40 per rent, more tn proportion and retails for three dollars. O J. WOOD fc GO.. Proprietors44l Broadway N V and 114 Market Hi Louis, Mo. And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers *!*" “ J. FOGLE & SON. DENTISTS, ifrU-Offioe 00 Kandolph Street, noar Broad, COLUMBUS, a A. Columbus, Doe. V, 1867. *1 Awtt CSh U F. Oentul Hu rneon, OFFICE Comer Broad end Randolph Street,, COLUMBUS GEORGIA. December 17,1868. „*du.
